A Brief History of Vanity License Plates Gone Wrong
WIRED – The stories might sound unbelievable, but they’re all real – and a cautionary tale for anyone who wants to get clever at the DMV.
August 16, 2019 Episode Transcript
Canadian Broadcast Corporation – Joseph Tartaro is really good at finding vulnerabilities in the I.T. systems of big businesses. You might say that as a security consultant he can walk through advanced computer programming in his sleep.
Software Vulnerabilities in the Boeing 787
Security Boulevard – At the Black Hat security conference today in Las Vegas, Santamarta, a researcher for security firm IOActive, plans to present his findings, including the details of multiple serious security flaws in the code for a component of the 787 known as a Crew Information Service/Maintenance System.
New approach to risk management needed, says Gartner
ComputerWeekly – Most third-party risks are discovered after the initial due diligence period, Gartner study shows, highlighting the need for a new approach to risk management and the importance of effective access controls.
Having ‘Null’ as a license plate is about as much of a nightmare as you’d expect
The Verge – I’m not a massive fan of personalized license plates, but even I feel a little bad for Joseph Tartaro, a security researcher who, at one point, had as much as $12,049 in traffic fines because of an ill-advised license plate choice.
IOActive Becomes a Founding Provider for New Framework from Open Compute Project Foundation to Improve Data Center and Cloud Security Posture